of the first time i saw kim kardashian s butt in person. see, that is me right there. [laughter] greg: i m behind her and to the right and you can clearly see my eyes were laser focused on that thing, and that thing was so big it kind of felt like it was staring back. now this happened in 2016 at the white house correspondent s dinner. i haven t gone since because how could i top that. this weekend s version of the event also reminded me why i haven t been back either. main stream media sucks and it s worse than a tux because the coverage reminds us of what it really is about. something i call ego affirming care. it s where members of the so-called free press can inflate their self-esteem like chinese spy balloons. and like every award show artificially created as a reminder that they matter. it s where they can saver shrimp cocktail al with the smell of joe biden s lingering farts. they smell like butterscotch. that s what happens when you main line werthers. to say dc is
the shop teacher kayla lemieux kat: i have no idea what you re talking about. greg: yes, you do. her knockers are the size of trinidad and tobago. kat: we talked about this if kayla happened to be a troll and they just played into it and it didn t work. what could have happened here if everybody was just like, okay. then this wouldn t be this massive thing. greg: yes kat: obviously he did it for attention and he has six kids. he probably never gets attention. at least two of the kids have to be like, daaad. greg: you know he s a fan of the show though kat: sure. this isn t a new thing people say stuff like this a long time and he got a lot of attention. if people said okay, sure, but instead of saying he s making people unsafe. no, it s kind of like a joke essentially that people have told before which is a lot different than putting someone in a position of being not safe.
towns and leaving people unsafe. the truth is that the conservatives are missing in action in the fight against crime. so can he tell his constituents and the public why, after 13 years of his party in government, there are now 6000 fewer neighbourhood police officers on britain s streets? she neighbourhood police officers on britain s streets? neighbourhood police officers on britain s streets? she really does have a brass britain s streets? she really does have a brass neck, britain s streets? she really does have a brass neck, because i britain s streets? she really does have a brass neck, because they| have a brass neck, because they voted against our funding of police recruitment of 20,000 extra police officers, but what i will tell her and the whole house lower than it was under the last labour government, violent crime has halved, reoffending is a seven percentage points lower, and if she really wants to stand up for the public and the victims of crime, they should back our
over political reasons and partisan reasons. we re seeing this once again from the president. he s using official process to settle scores, and it s dangerous. many people across the justice department and the director of national intelligence, you know, have complained this is potentially damaging to national security. can make people unsafe. once again, it s the president using this process to go after the eight or nine villains that he s created through his twitter account. okay, harry, if and who could stop the president? because if we re talking about how the president s actions are immediately impacting voters, you have a lot of voters who are okay with unprecedented. voters who say i believe the deep state exists, i believe in transparency. and i voted for this guy. i didn t vote for bruce or i didn t vote for these other people, so does the president have a point there? no, he certainly doesn t have a policy point, and in fact, it s deeply abnormal. elliott is spot on, de